General modeling method to construct system models based on a system meta model

ABSTRACT

A general modeling method based on a system meta model for constructing system meta models. After determining basic components of the system meta model, the present invention constructs system models through the hierarchy model, the interface model, the algorithm model, the process model, and the transfer model as step features and thereby provides a specification for system modeling in various fields; such specification has advantages including generality and convenience; system models constructed through the present invention is executable, has a clear structure, adjustable hierarchies, and controllable granularities for modeling; this method supports both top-down analysis and bottom-up integration for modeling in various systems including software systems and information systems. The quantity of required elements for modeling is small and the modeling method is simple, thereby even those not skilled in any modeling language nor computer programming language can easily and independently construct the system model, eliminating the tedious and unnecessary communication with and dependence on professional modelers and application developers, greatly reducing modeling time.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of softwareengineering, and more specifically, it is a general modeling methodbased on system meta model for constructing system models and a computerprogram product thereof.

TECHNICAL BACKGROUND

A system is a joint name for objects and events in the real or imaginaryworld, and a system model refers to a structured description ofknowledge about the objects, especially complex objects. System modelingis an action or a process in which a system model is constructed basedon laws and features of the objects. Long before the emergence ofsoftware, system modeling already exists widely in various practicalsocial activities such as scientific research, engineering, military,and industries. Nowadays, with rapidly developing informationtechnology, especially software technology, system modeling has become abasic activity that is profoundly affecting social development. Thequality and efficiency of system modeling has become a key factor indetermining whether information technology can be used to gain industryadvantage and development.

When specific systems are modeled, users found that these system modelsshare many common constructions where these constructions can bedescribed by a model called system meta model. The system meta model isa model describing system models; it is an abstraction of the systemmodels and provides a precise definition of a perfect set of componentsand rules required for creating rigorous system models. The system metamodel is used as a specification for system modeling and plays adecisive role in the quality and efficiency of system modeling.

Precisely because of the important role system meta model plays insystem modeling, study of system meta modeling has been a major focus.Typical examples of these system meta models are state machine, petrinet etc. However, these system meta models usually target problems ofspecific types rather than providing a universal description for generalsystem modeling. The UML (Unified Modeling Language) is the currentmainstream industry standard for object oriented visual modelinglanguage. In fact, even though UML is a software meta model developedfrom object oriented software methods, it is used as a system meta-modelto a large extent. For system modeling, the UML has the followingdrawbacks: Firstly, UML cannot provide modeling methods: UML clearlystates that it does not provide modeling methods and is only adescriptive language for modeling methods; UML is oriented towardsprogrammers, targeting the development of modeling products in thesoftware development process. In reality, it focuses on the descriptionof implementation model in object-oriented programming, not a generalsystem modeling method beyond software development. Secondly, the lackof executability thereof is a fatal drawback: the UML lacks a rigoroustheoretical support for modeling, which has been criticized by insiders;the deficiency of completeness and consistency results in a system modelconstructed by the UML being lack of executability, i.e., the modeldescribed by using UML cannot be automatically converted into a softwareexecutable by computers. The yielded software must be manually editedthrough codes in order to be executable by computers. This drawbackmakes the UML only be a supplementary expression tool for systemmodeling rather than a true system meta model. Thirdly, it is difficultto understand and use: the UML creates a lot of concepts, relations anddiagrams. Relationships among these concepts, relations, and diagramsare loose and numerous. The UML is originally designed for programmers.However, the UML's complication and disorder are not only hard forprogrammers to grasp, but also even more difficult for industry expertsto understand, far from satisfying the needs of modeling. The abovecomments can also be applied to sysML, a visual modeling languagederived from the UML and oriented towards engineering.

With a gradual rise of knowledge engineering, ontology meta modelrecently is becoming a hot topic of research. Ontology is defined as anexplicit specification of a conceptual model. The ontology meta modeleffectively determines concepts commonly recognized in an industry withconcepts as core elements, formal language as means of description, andformal logic as reasoning mechanisms, and gives clear definitions of therelations among these concepts. The ontology meta model focuses onestablishment and application of concept system and on classification,expression, and reasoning of information. The modeling primitive for thetheory of the ontology meta models includes concepts, relations,functions, axioms, and instances, providing a theoretical framework fromthe view of knowledge management: the international standardISO/IEC19763 (interoperable meta model framework MFI) provides amanagement specification with concept ontology and process ontology ascore knowledge and information sharing specification with an ontologyregistration meta model and a process registration meta model as cores;Chinese patent filing 200610125050.8 provides an application method forWEB service oriented industry requirement modeling based on ISO/IEC19763's ontology registration meta-model, process registrationmeta-model and ontology description tool Protege. From the systemmodeling perspective, first, the ontology meta model focuses onknowledge management and information sharing rather than universalsystem modeling; second, ontology meta model employs formal language,which is difficult for personnel.

In all, a system meta-model that is easy for ordinary industry personnelto grasp, provides a universal system modeling norm, supports systemmodeling in all fields, and constructs executable models, currently isstill lacking and in demand.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In view of the above drawbacks of the prior art, the objective of thepresent invention is to provide a general modeling method to constructsystem models based on a system meta model in order to overcome theabove drawbacks of the prior art.

The objective of the present invention is achieved by the followingmeans.

A general modeling method and computer program product based on a systemmeta-model for constructing system models, comprising a computerreadable storage medium having a computer readable program code storedtherein, said computer readable program code containing instructionsexecutable by a processor of a computer system to implement a method ofconstructing system model by processing data conforming to the systemmeta-model, said system meta-model comprising:

a hierarchy mold which describes the hierarchy model of the system modelin a tree structure of which a node is a component class and which isused as a template to be configured in an actual system modelingenvironment to form the hierarchy model of the system model, wherein thehierarchy model refers to the hierarchy relationships constituted by thecomponent classes as the nodes in the system model, wherein thecomponent class refers to a set of component instances with the sameexternal features, and wherein the tree structure, of which the nodesare component classes, in the system model is referred as a hierarchytree;

an interface mold which describes interface models by an optionalstructure of an attribute set, a function set, and an event set. Theinterface mold is used as a template in the actual system modelingenvironment to be configured to form interface models, wherein interfacemodels refers to external features of component classes, wherein thefunctions in the function set include both algorithm functions andprocess functions, wherein an algorithm function is implemented by analgorithm model, and wherein a process functions is implemented by acombination of a process model and transfer models;

an algorithm mold which describes algorithm models by a tree structureof which nodes are operators and which is used as a template in actualsystem modeling environment to be configured to form the algorithmmodel, wherein the algorithm model refers to a description of thealgorithm which implements a function by using the combination ofoperators, and wherein operator refers to component with a previouslyrealized specific function;

a process mold which describes process models by combining actions asnodes, and as a template, to configure process models in the actualsystem modeling environment, wherein the process model refers to adescription of a way of a function which is implemented using acombination of the actions and wherein the action refers to an executionof a function;

a transfer mold which describes transfer models by a transfer set andwhich is used as a template in actual system configuration modelingenvironment to be configured to form transfer models, wherein transfermodel refers to transfer relationships of the data of involved actionsand a transfer in the transfer set is transfer relationship of the databetween one attribute and another attribute;

specific steps to construct the system model described by the said fivemolds being as follows:

1) constructing the hierarchy model: the hierarchy mold reads inhierarchy model commands from the actual system modeling environment,wherein hierarchy model commands refers to commands such as creating acomponent class, adding a component class, selecting a component class,naming a component class, and deleting a component class for thehierarchy tree and wherein the hierarchy mold performs correspondingoperations on the component class nodes in response to hierarchy modelcommands to obtain the hierarchy model;

2) constructing the interface models: construct an interface model foreach component class of the hierarchy model obtained in the step 1), thesteps for constructing each interface model including: the interfacemold reads in interface model commands from the actual system modelingenvironment, wherein interface model commands refers to commands such ascreating, naming, and deleting the attributes, the functions, and theevents, wherein the interface mold performs corresponding operations inresponse to interface model commands to obtain the interface model, andwherein the algorithm models for implementing algorithm functions areconstructed by step 3) and process models for implementing processfunctions are constructed by the step 4);

3) constructing the algorithm models: constructing an algorithm modelfor each algorithm function obtained in the step 2), the steps forconstructing each algorithm model including: the algorithm mold reads inalgorithm model commands from the actual system modeling environment;

4) constructing the process models: constructing a process model foreach process function obtained in the step 2), the steps forconstructing each process model including: the process mold reads inprocess model command from the actual system modeling environment; and

5) constructing the transfer models: constructing a transfer model foreach action in the process model obtained in the step 4), the steps forconstructing each transfer model including: the transfer mold reads intransfer model commands from the actual system modeling environment,wherein transfer model commands refers to commands on such as adding atransfer, adding a transfer, and deleting a transfer and wherein thetransfer mold performs corresponding operations in response to transfermodel commands to obtain the transfer model.

Thereby the system model constructed by a hierarchy model, interfacemodels, algorithm models, process models, and transfer models isaccomplished.

The system meta model applies the following modeling rules:

a combination of the process mold and the transfer mold provide auniversal means to describe and configure functions; the algorithm moldprovides a simplified alternative for replacing the combination of theprocess mold and the transfer mold if only operators are used toimplement the functions;

the system meta model employs a parent-child structure as base recursiveunit to recursively describe the system model. The parent-childstructure refers to a structure of parent-child relationships in ahierarchy tree, constituted by node of involved component class and allnodes of child component classes thereof;

the specific function of the step 2) can only be either algorithmfunction or process function, not both;

algorithm model commands stated in the step 3) refers to commands, suchas adding an operator, selecting an operator, naming an operator, aswell as adding an assignment, selecting an assignment, and deleting anassignment, and the algorithm mold performs corresponding operations inresponse to the algorithm model commands to obtain the algorithm model.The operators include logic operators with logic functions andcomputation operators with calculation functions; a tree structure whichnodes are operators is referred to as an algorithm tree. The saidassignment refers to an assignment relationship between two attributesin a set of the algorithm attributes, and the set of the algorithmattributes refers to a collection constituted by an attribute set of theinvolved component classes and an attribute set of all of operators inthe algorithm model;

process model commands to construct the process model in step 4) refersto commands such as adding an action, selecting an action, naming anaction, and deleting an action and the process mold performs acorresponding operation in response to the process model commands toobtain the process model. The actions include both component actions andoperator actions; said component action refers to one execution of thefunctions in the function set in the parent-child structure, thefunction set in the parent-child structure refers to a collectionconstituted by the function set of the involved component class andfunction sets of all child component classes in the parent-childstructure; operator actions refers to one execution of operator'sfunction; process models include both an attribute process model and anevent process model, the process mold includes both attribute processmolds and event process molds, attribute process mold describes theattribute process model through a process tree as the structure, whichis a tree structure constituted by actions as nodes. an event processmold describes an event process model by a set of event associations asthe structure; an event association in the set of event associations isan association relationship between an event in an event set in aparent-child structure and an operator action or a component action. Theevent set in the parent-child structure is the event set of the involvedcomponent class and event sets of all of child component classes in theparent-child structure.

Besides action attributes which refers to the attribute of the componentclass where the action is, said attributes relevant to transfers arelimited to the parent-child attribute set, which refers to a collectionconstituted by the attribute set of the involved component classes andattribute sets of all of child component classes in the parent-childstructure;

thus, after determining basic constituents of the system meta model, thepresent invention constructs system models through hierarchy model,interface models, algorithm models, process models, and transfer modelsas step features and thereby provides a specification for systemmodeling in various fields; such specification has advantages includinggenerality and convenience; system models constructed through thepresent invention are executable, have clear structures, adjustablehierarchies, and controllable granularities; this method supports bothtop-down analysis and bottom-up integration for modeling in varioussystems including software systems and information systems. The quantityof required elements for modeling is small and the modeling method issimple, thereby even those not skilled in any modeling language norcomputer programming language can easily and independently construct thesystem model, eliminating the tedious and unnecessary communication withand dependence on professional modelers and application developers,greatly reducing modeling time.

In summary, the present invention has obvious advantages over the priorart as follows:

(1) executability: the system model constructed according to the presentinvention is executable, that is, has an integrity and a fullconsistency in which the system model can be mapped to a programexecutable by a computer;

(2) generality: the system model constructed according to the presentinvention has a clear structure, adjustable hierarchies, controllablegranularities, and generality suitable for all types of systems. Thatis, not only suitable for algorithm modeling but also rapid prototypingof the system and even more suitable for large, complex system modeling;not only convenient for top-down analysis but also bottom upintegration; not only suitable for system integration based onprefabricated units and system expansion based on customized units, butalso suitable for distributed systems' interconnection andcommunication; not only suitable for practical engineering modeling, butalso suitable for software system and information system modeling; notonly suitable for equipment information systems' simulation modeling,but also suitable for MIS (management information system)'s modeling;not only suitable for desktop software system modeling, embedded devicesoftware system modeling, mobile terminal software system modeling, butalso suitable for LAN software system modeling, WAN software systemmodeling, and cloud computation environmental software system modeling;not only suitable for applied software system modeling, but alsosuitable for software development environment modeling; and

(3) ease of use: the elements of the present invention are concise,rules thereof are simple, and methods thereof are universal. Even thosenot skilled in any complex modeling language nor any computerprogramming language can easily take advantage of the present inventionto construct the system model with executability in a relatively shortperiod of time, eliminating the tedious and unnecessary communicationwith and dependence on professional modelers and application developers,enabling the resultant system model to be more fitted to theexpectations of those skilled in this art, and eliminating possibleunderstanding errors of the professional modelers or the applicationdevelopers; at the same time, because communication time is saved,modeling time is greatly reduced.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is the system meta model.

FIG. 2 is construction steps of a system model.

FIG. 3 is an action and function sets in a parent-child structure

FIG. 4 is event associations and event sets in a parent-child structure.

FIG. 5 is transfers and attribute set in a parent-child structure.

FIG. 6 is a computer for implementing a general modeling method toconstruct a system model based on a system meta model.

FIG. 7 is business management YWGL model's hierarchy model.

FIG. 8 is the business management YWGL interface model.

FIG. 9 is the sales management XSGL interface model.

FIG. 10 is the production management SCGL interface model.

FIG. 11 is the purchase management CGGL interface model.

FIG. 12 is the distributed sales products FXP interface model.

FIG. 13 is the direct sales products ZXP interface model.

FIG. 14 is the main parts ZJ interface model.

FIG. 15 is the auxiliary parts LJ interface model.

FIG. 16 is the finished products CP interface model.

FIG. 17 is the main parts processing algorithm model

FIG. 18 is the main parts delivery algorithm model.

FIG. 19 is the auxiliary parts processing algorithm model.

FIG. 20 is the auxiliary parts delivery algorithm model.

FIG. 21 is the parts receipt algorithm model.

FIG. 22 is the finished products assembly algorithm model.

FIG. 23 is the main business procedure process model.

FIG. 24 is the business configuration process model.

FIG. 25 is the business operation process model.

FIG. 26 is the internal order process model.

FIG. 27 is the sales shipment process model.

FIG. 28 is the sales order process model.

FIG. 29 is the production planning process model.

FIG. 30 is the production implementation process model.

FIG. 31 is the products delivery process model.

FIG. 32 is the business operation loop transfer model.

FIG. 33 is the serial number reset assignment transfer model.

FIG. 34 is the production instance creation transfer model.

FIG. 35 is the production configuration traversal process model.

FIG. 36 is the production serial number increment transfer model.

FIG. 37 is the production serial number assignment transfer model.

FIG. 38 is the purchase instance creation transfer model.

FIG. 39 is the purchase configuration traversal transfer model.

FIG. 40 is the purchase serial number increment transfer model.

FIG. 41 is the purchase serial number assignment transfer model.

FIG. 42 is the sales serial number reset assignment transfer model.

FIG. 43 is the sales instance creation transfer model.

FIG. 44 is the sales configuration traversal transfer model.

FIG. 45 is the sales serial number increment transfer model.

FIG. 46 is the sales serial number assignment transfer model.

FIG. 47 is the sales-production configuration traversals transfer model.

FIG. 48 is the sales-production configuration comparison transfer model.

FIG. 49 is the sales-production configuration condition transfer model.

FIG. 50 is the sales-production assignment transfer model.

FIG. 51 is the sales-purchase configuration traversals transfer model.

FIG. 52 is the sales-purchase configuration comparison transfer model.

FIG. 53 is the sales-purchase configuration condition transfer model.

FIG. 54 is the sales-purchase configuration transfer model.

FIG. 55 is the production operation traversal transfer model.

FIG. 56 is the purchase operation traversal transfer model.

FIG. 57 is the sales operation traversal transfer model.

FIG. 58 is the sales production operation traversal transfer model.

FIG. 59 is the sales-production operation comparison transfer model.

FIG. 60 is the sales-production operation condition transfer model.

FIG. 61 is the production-sales receipt transfer model.

FIG. 62 is the production internal order transfer model.

FIG. 63 is the sales-purchase traversal transfer model.

FIG. 64 is the comparison of sales-purchase operations comparisontransfer model.

FIG. 65 is the sales-purchase operation condition transfer model.

FIG. 66 is purchase-sales receipt transfer model.

FIG. 67 is the purchase internal order transfer model.

FIG. 68 is the contract summary transfer model.

FIG. 69 is the demand summary transfer model.

FIG. 70 is the order summary transfer model.

FIG. 71 is the shipment summary transfer model.

FIG. 72 is the inventory summary transfer model.

FIG. 73 is the receipt summary transfer model.

FIG. 74 is the main-parts pending processing summary transfer model.

FIG. 75 is the auxiliary parts pending processing summary transfermodel.

FIG. 76 is the parts receipt transfer model.

FIG. 77 is the finished products assembly transfer model.

FIG. 78 is the completed products delivery transfer model.

FIG. 79 is the total delivery quantity summary transfer model.

In the drawings listed above, the figure showing transfer modelemphasized the involved action's transfer model using boldface font.Meanwhile, for the convenience of reading, the non-boldface figures inthe drawings represent information regarding involved actions.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Below, a further detailed description of the present invention will begiven in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and a specificembodiment, wherein a computer generally comprises a central processor,a memory, an Input and Output (I/O) interface, and a bus; andfurthermore, the computer is connected with an input and output deviceand a storage medium. The central processor takes charge of functions ofcomputing and controlling the computer. The central processor may onlyinclude one central processing unit, or may include a plurality ofcentral processing units distributed at one or more positions.

The memory medium may be formed by any known computer readable storagemedium. For example, a buffer memory may temporarily store some programcodes so as to reduce time for extracting codes from a large-capacitymemory when the program is run. In the meantime, the memory may resideat a certain physical position, and may be stored in one or more typesof data, or may be distributed in different physical systems indifferent forms. Moreover, the memory may also be distributed in a LocalArea Network (LAN) or a Wide Area Network (WAN). The memory may containprogram codes for implementing a general modeling method to establish asystem view based on a system meta view, or may contain other codes notshown in the diagram, such as an operating system.

The input and output interface allows the computer to exchangeinformation with the storage medium or another computer. The input andoutput device contains any known external device type, such as a displaydevice, a keyboard, a mouse, a printer, a sound box, a handheld device,and a facial mask, etc. The bus provides communication connection amongrespective component parts inside the computer, including a variety oftransmission connection forms such as electrical, optical, wireless andother forms. The storage medium includes any known computer readablestorage medium, such as a magnetic disc, an optical disc, etc. Thestorage medium may contain one or more examples of a general system viewestablished by the system meta view.

A person skilled in the art can know that the present invention can beimplemented as an all hardware product, an all software product, or acombination of hardware and software, which is commonly referred to as amodule. Moreover, the present invention can be implemented by a computerprogram product stored in the computer readable medium. The computerreadable medium may be, for example, but not limited to an electrical, amagnetic, an optical, an electromagnetic, an infrared or a semiconductorsystem, apparatus, or device or any combination of the above, and moreparticularly, the computer readable medium includes, but not limited to,the following: a random access memory (RAM), a read-only memory (ROM),an erasable and programmable read-only memory (EPROM or flash memory), aCD-ROM, an optical storage device, a magnetic storage device, and anycombination of the above.

The computer program codes for implementing the method of the presentinvention can be programmed by one or more programming languages,including, for example, Java, Small, C++, C# and so on, and otherprocess-oriented programming languages such as C. The program codes canbe run on a personal computer, a handheld device, or an LAN or WAN.

A person skilled in the art surely knows that the method of the presentinvention may also be expressed by graphical representations, and suchgraphical representations all can be implemented as computer programcodes, which can be processed by a general-purpose computer, aspecial-purpose computer and other programmable data processingapparatuses, to achieve the functions indicated by these graphicalrepresentations.

In the following embodiments, in order to maintain the completeness ofdescription of a system model, the transfer models for all actions arelisted. Among these, some of the actions do not require transfers of thedata, and thereby the content of such a transfer model is null whichwill be expressed as the word “null”.

The embodiment is related to constructing a business management YWGLmodel. It should be noted that this embodiment is merely an example of aspecific application of the present invention and the technical essenceof the present invention is not limited to this example.

Embodiment: Constructing the Business Management YWGL Model

Suppose the firm's business model is to profit from selling its ownproducts and outsourcing products, the present embodiment will model thebusiness management system for achieving the following intentions:

(1) clearly distinguishing three modules: production management,purchase management, and sales management;

(2) configuration: configure the number of sales product types fromnumber of production product types and purchase product types; and

(3) execution function: the sales management module monitors contractorder quantities and shipment quantities of the direct sales anddistributed sales of each type of products, receives deliveryinformation from the production management module and the purchasemanagement module, and issues order information to the productionmanagement module and the purchase management module based on the salesstatus; the production management module and the purchase managementmodule receive order information from the sales management module, startan internal process, and submit the delivery information to the salesmanagement module.

The detailed process for constructing this embodiment's system model isgiven below.

Constructing the Hierarchy Model

FIG. 7 shows a completed hierarchy model of the business management YWGLmodel. The detailed process for constructing this hierarchy modelaccording to this embodiment is given below:

At the initial state before start of modeling, the hierarchy moldcreates a default component class as the root node of a hierarchy treefor the business management YWGL model, wherein the component class ofthe root node is referred to as a root component class;

the hierarchy mold receives command to select root component class fromthe actual system modeling environment and sets the root component classas the involved component class in response to the foregoing command;the hierarchy mold receives command to modify component class' nameattribute to “business management YWGL” from the actual system modelingenvironment and modifies the name of the root component class to“business management YWGL” in response to the foregoing command; theinvolved component class is referred to as business management YWGLcomponent class in accordance with the name of the root component classand name for the other component classes may be deduced by analogy; thehierarchy mold receives command to set the component instance number to1 from the actual system modeling environment and sets the componentinstance number of the business management YWGL component class to 1 inresponse to the foregoing command;

the hierarchy mold receives and responds to command, from the actualsystem modeling environment, to add a child component class for businessmanagement YWGL component class; the hierarchy mold sets the foregoingchild component classes as the involved component class; the hierarchymold receives and responds to commands from the actual system modelingenvironment, modifies the name of the involved component class to “salesmanagement XSGL” and sets the number of component instances of the salesmanagement XSGL component class to 1;

in the foregoing steps, hierarchy mold adds two child component classes,production management SCGL component class and purchase management CGGLcomponent class to business management YWGL component class, and setsboth of child component classes' component instance number to 0;

in the foregoing steps, hierarchy mold adds two child component classes,distributed sales products FXP component class and direct sales productsZXP component class to sales management XSGL component class, both ofthe component instance number are 1; and

in the foregoing steps, hierarchy mold adds child component classes:main parts ZJ component class, auxiliary parts LJ component class, andfinished products CP component class, whose numbers of componentinstances are 1 to the production management SCGL component class.

So far, the hierarchy model of the present embodiment is accomplished.

Constructing the Interface Models

Next, the processes for constructing the interface model for each of thecomponent classes in the hierarchy model will be given.

Business Management YWGL Interface Model

FIG. 8 shows a completed interface model for business management YWGLcomponent class, which is shortly referred to as business managementYWGL interface model in accordance with the name of the component class,name of other interface models may be deduced by analogy. The processesfor constructing business management YWGL interface model are asfollows:

the hierarchy mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment and sets business management YWGL componentclass to the involved component class;

the interface mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment by executing the following correspondingoperations: adding a new attribute for business management YWGLinterface model; setting the foregoing new attribute as the involvedattribute; modifying the data type of the involved attribute to “bool”;modifying the attribute name of the involved attribute to businessoperation state, wherein such attribute name for the business operationstate is referred to business operation state attribute, and names forthe subsequent attributes may be deduced by analogy, which will not berepeated below; and setting the attribute value of the businessoperation state to “true”;

in the foregoing steps, adding the following attributes to the businessmanagement YWGL interface model: a production normal state attributewhose data type is “bool” and the attribute value is “true”; aproduction product type quantity whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “3”; a purchased product type quantity attribute whose datatype is “int” and attribute value is “2”; a sales product type quantityattribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; a productserial number attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is“0”; a constant zero attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; and a comparison result attribute whose data type is“bool” and the attribute value is “true”;

the interface mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to execute the following correspondingoperations: adding a process function for business management YWGLinterface model; setting the foregoing function as the involvedfunction; modifying the name of the involved function to “main businessprocedure”, wherein such a function is shortly referred to as the mainbusiness procedure function, names for the subsequent functions may bededuced by analogy and will not be repeated below; and

in the foregoing steps, adding the process functions such as businessconfiguration function and business operation function for businessmanagement YWGL interface model.

So far, the business management YWGL interface model is accomplished.

Sales Management XSGL Interface Model

FIG. 9 shows a completed sales management XSGL interface model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business management YWGLinterface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a product name attribute whose data type is“string” and attribute value is “sales product”; a product serial numberattribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “1”; aninventory quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; a minimum inventory quantity attribute whose data type is“int” and attribute value is “0”; a contract order quantity attributewhose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; a receipt quantityattribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; an orderquantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”;a shipment quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; a total shipment quantity attribute whose data type is“int” and attribute value is “0”; and a demand quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and

the function set contains three process functions: internal orderfunction, sales shipment function, and sales order function.

Production Management SCGL Interface Model

FIG. 10 shows a completed production management SCGL interface modelwhose construction process is similar to that of “business managementYWGL interface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a product name attribute whose data type is“string” and attribute value is “self-developed product”; a productserial number attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is“1”; an order quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; a processed quantity attribute whose the data type is“int” and attribute value is “0”; a delivery quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and a total deliveryquantity attribute whose the data type is “int” and attribute value is“0”; and

the function set contains three process functions: production planningfunction, production implementation function, and production deliveryfunction.

Purchase Management CGGL Interface Model

FIG. 11 shows a completed purchase management CGGL interface model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “business management YWGLinterface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a product name attribute whose data type is“string” and attribute value is “purchased product”; a product serialnumber attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “1”; apending purchase quantity attribute whose data type is “int” andattribute value is “0”; a purchased quantity attribute whose data typeis “int” and attribute value is “0”; a delivery quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is 0; and a total deliveryquantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”the; and

the function set contains two algorithms functions, i.e., purchaseimplementation function and purchase delivery function.

Distributed Sales Products FXP Interface Model

FIG. 12 shows a completed distributed sales products FXP interface modelwhose construction process is similar to that of “business managementYWGL interface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a minimum inventory quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “5”; a contract order quantityattribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “12”; and ashipment quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute valueis “8”.

Direct Sales Products ZXP Interface Model

FIG. 13 shows a completed direct sales products ZXP interface modelwhose construction process is similar to that of “business managementYWGL interface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a minimum inventory quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “6”; a contract order quantityattribute whose the data type is “int” and attribute value is “3”; and ashipment quantity attribute whose the data type is “int” and attributevalue is “4”.

Main Parts ZJ Interface Model

FIG. 14 shows a completed main parts ZJ interface model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “business management YWGLinterface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a main parts name attribute whose data typeis “string” and attribute value is “main parts”; a pending processingquantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”;a processed quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; a delivery quantity attribute whose data type is “int” andattribute value is “0”; and a total delivery quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and

the function set contains two algorithm functions: main parts processingfunction and main parts delivery function.

Auxiliary Parts LJ Interface Model

FIG. 15 shows a completed auxiliary parts LJ interface model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “business management YWGLinterface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: an auxiliary parts name attribute whose datatype is “string” and attribute value is “auxiliary parts”; a pendingprocessing quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”; a processed Quantity whose data type is “int” andattribute value is “0”; a delivery quantity attribute whose the datatype is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and a total delivery quantityattribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and

the function set contains two algorithm functions: auxiliary partsprocessing function and auxiliary parts delivery function.

Finished Products CP Interface Model

FIG. 16 shows a completed finished products CP interface model whoseconstruction process is similar that of “business management YWGLinterface model” and the content thereof is as follows:

the attribute set contains: a finished product name attribute whose datatype is “string” and attribute value is “finished product”; a pendingprocessing quantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attributevalue is “0”, a processed quantity attribute whose data type is “int”and attribute value is “0”; a single set main parts quantity attributewhose data type is “int” and attribute value is “2”; a single setauxiliary parts quantity attribute whose data type is “int” andattribute value is “6”; a main parts inventory quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; a main parts receiptquantity attribute whose data type is “int” and attribute value is “0”;an parts inventory quantity attribute whose data type is “int” andattribute value is “0”; and a parts receipt quantity attribute whosedata type is “int” and attribute value is “0”; and

the function set contains two algorithm functions: parts receiptfunction and finished product assembly function.

Constructing the Algorithm Models

Next, the construction process of each of the algorithm models will bedescribed in detail.

Main Parts Processing Algorithm Model

FIG. 17 shows a completed main parts processing algorithm model whoseconstruction process is as follows:

the hierarchy mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set main parts ZJ component class as theinvolved component class;

the interface mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set the main parts processing function asthe involved function, wherein the algorithm model for accomplishing themain parts processing function is shortly referred to main partsprocessing algorithm model in accordance with the function name; namingof the subsequent algorithm models for other functions may be deduced byanalogy, which will not be repeated below;

the algorithm mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment by executing the following correspondingoperations: adding an assignment operator which is referred to as anassignment operator for pending processing and processed main parts;establishing an assignment from the pending processing quantityattribute of main parts ZJ component class to the input attribute of theassignment operator for pending processing and processed main parts;establishing an assignment from the output attribute of the assignmentoperator for pending processing and processed main parts to theprocessed quantity attribute of the main parts ZJ component class; and

in the foregoing steps, adding a subtraction operator which is referredto as a reset operator for pending processing main parts; establishingan assignment from the pending processing quantity attribute of mainparts ZJ component class to the minuend attribute of reset operator forpending processing main parts; establishing an assignment from thepending processing quantity attribute of main parts ZJ component classto the subtrahend attribute of the reset operator for pending processingmain parts; and establishing an assignment from the margin attribute ofreset operator for pending processing main parts to the pendingprocessing quantity attribute of main parts ZJ component class.

So far, the algorithm model for main parts processing function isaccomplished.

Main Parts Delivery Algorithm Model

FIG. 18 shows a completed main parts delivery algorithm model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “main parts processingalgorithm model” and the content thereof is as follows:

an assignment operator which is referred to as a delivery operator forprocessed main parts has the following assignments: from the processedquantity attribute of the main parts ZJ component class to the inputattribute of the delivery operator for completed main-parts; and fromthe output attribute of the delivery operator for processed main partsto the delivery quantity attribute of main parts ZJ component class;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as a reset operator forprocessed main parts has the following assignments: from the processedquantity attribute of the main parts ZJ component class to the minuendattribute of reset operator for completed main-parts; from the processedquantity attribute of main parts ZJ component class to the subtrahendattribute of reset operator for completed main-parts; and from themargin attribute of reset operator for processed main parts to theprocessed quantity attribute of main parts ZJ component class; and

an addition operator which is referred to as a main parts total deliveryquantity operator has the following assignments: from the processedquantity attribute of the main parts ZJ component class to the augendattribute of the main parts total delivery quantity operator; from thetotal delivery quantity attributes of main parts ZJ component class tothe addend attribute of the main parts total delivery quantity operator;and from the summation attribute of the main parts total deliveryquantity operator to the total delivery quantity attribute of main partsZJ component class.

Auxiliary Parts Processing Algorithm Model

FIG. 19 shows a completed auxiliary parts processing algorithm modelwhose construction process is similar to “that of main parts processingalgorithm model” and the content thereof is as follows:

an assignment operator which is referred to as assignment operator forpending processing and processed auxiliary parts has the followingassignments: from the pending processing quantity attribute of theauxiliary parts LJ component class to the input attribute of theassignment operator for pending processing and processed auxiliaryparts; and from the output attribute of the assignment operator forpending processing and processed auxiliary parts to the pendingprocessing quantity attribute of the auxiliary parts LJ component class;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as reset operator forpending processing auxiliary parts has the following assignments: fromthe pending processing quantity attribute of auxiliary parts LJcomponent class to the minuend attribute of the reset operator forpending processing auxiliary parts; from the pending processing quantityattribute of auxiliary parts LJ component class to the subtrahendattribute of the reset operator for pending processing auxiliary parts;and from the margin attribute of the reset operator for pendingprocessing auxiliary parts to the pending processing quantity attributeof auxiliary parts LJ component class.

Auxiliary Parts Delivery Algorithm Model

FIG. 20 shows a completed auxiliary parts delivery algorithm model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “main parts processingalgorithm model” and the content thereof is as follows:

an assignment operator which is referred to as a delivery operator forprocessed auxiliary parts has the following assignments: from theprocessed quantity attribute of the auxiliary parts LJ component classto the input attribute of the delivery operator for processed auxiliaryparts; and from the output attribute of the delivery operator forprocessed auxiliary parts to the delivery quantity attribute ofauxiliary parts LJ component class;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as a reset operator forprocessed auxiliary parts has the following assignments: from theprocessed quantity attribute of the auxiliary parts LJ component classto the minuend attribute of reset operator for processed auxiliaryparts; from the processed quantity attribute of auxiliary parts LJcomponent class to the subtrahend attribute of reset operator forprocessed auxiliary parts; and from the margin attribute of resetoperator for processed auxiliary parts to the processed quantityattribute of auxiliary parts LJ component class; and

an addition operator which is referred to as an auxiliary parts totaldelivery quantity operator has the following assignments: from theprocessed quantity attribute of the auxiliary parts LJ component classto the augend attribute of the auxiliary parts total delivery quantityoperator; from the total delivery quantity attributes of auxiliary partsLJ component class to the addend attribute of the auxiliary parts totaldelivery quantity operator; and from the summation attribute of theauxiliary parts total delivery quantity operator to the total deliveryquantity attribute of auxiliary parts LJ component class.

Parts Receipt Algorithm Model

FIG. 21 shows a completed parts receipt algorithm model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of “main parts processingalgorithm model” and the content thereof is as follows:

an addition operator which is referred to as a main parts receiptoperator has the following assignments: from the main parts inventoryquantity attribute of the finished products CP component class to theaugend attribute of the main parts receipt operator; from the main partsreceipt quantity attribute of the finished products CP component classto the addend attribute of the main parts receipt operator; and from thesum attribute of the main parts receipt operator to the main partsinventory quantity attribute of the finished products CP componentclass;

an addition operator which is referred to as an auxiliary parts receiptoperator has the following assignments: from the auxiliary partsinventory quantity attribute of the finished products CP component classto the augend attribute of the auxiliary parts receipt operator; fromthe auxiliary parts receipt quantity attribute of the finished productsCP component class to the addend attribute of the auxiliary partsreceipt operator; and from the sum attribute of the auxiliary partsreceipt operator to the auxiliary parts inventory quantity attribute ofthe finished products CP component class.

Finished Product Assembly Algorithm Model

FIG. 22 shows a completed finished product assembly algorithm modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “main partsprocessing algorithm model” and the content thereof is as follows:

a multiplication operator which is referred to as main parts assemblyoperator has the following assignments: from the finished products CPcomponent class' pending processing quantity attribute to themultiplicand attribute of the main parts assembly operator; and from thesingle set main parts quantity attribute of the finished products CPcomponent class to the multiplier attribute of the main parts assemblyoperator;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as main parts assemblyinventory operator has the following assignments: from the main partsinventory quantity attribute of the finished products CP component classto the minuend attribute of the main parts assembly inventory operator;from the product attribute of the main parts assembly inventory operatorto the subtrahend attribute of the main parts assembly inventoryoperator; and from the margin attribute of the main parts assemblyinventory operator to the main parts inventory quantity attribute of thefinished products CP component class;

a multiplication operator which is referred to as an auxiliary-partsassembly operator has the following assignments: from the pendingprocessing quantity attribute of the finished products CP componentclass to the multiplicand attribute of the auxiliary parts assemblyoperator; and the single set auxiliary parts quantity attribute of thefinished products CP component class to the multiplier attribute of theauxiliary parts assembly operator;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as auxiliary parts assemblyinventory operator has the following assignments: from the auxiliaryparts inventory quantity attribute of the finished products CP componentclass to the minuend attribute of the auxiliary parts assembly inventoryoperator; and from the product attribute of the auxiliary-parts assemblyinventory operator to the subtrahend attribute of the auxiliary partsassembly inventory operator; and from the margin attribute of theauxiliary parts assembly inventory operator to the auxiliary partsinventory quantity attribute of the finished products CP componentclass;

an assignment operator which is referred to as finished productprocessed operator has the following assignments: from the pendingprocessing quantity attribute of the finished products CP componentclass to the input attribute of the finished product processed operator;and from the output attribute of the finished product processed operatorto the finished products CP component class' processed quantityattribute;

a subtraction operator which is referred to as finished product pendingprocessing reset operator has the following assignments: from thefinished products CP component class' pending processing quantityattribute to the minuend attribute of the finished product pendingprocessing reset operator; from the pending processing quantityattribute of the finished products CP component class to the subtrahendattribute of the finished product pending processing reset operator; andfrom the margin attribute of the finished product pending processingreset operator to the pending processing quantity attribute of thefinished products CP component class.

So far, all algorithms models in this embodiment are accomplished.

Constructing the Process Models

Next, the construction process of each process model will be describedin detail.

Main Business Procedure Process Model

FIG. 23 shows a completed main business procedure process model for thebusiness management YWGL component class. It is constructed as follows:

the hierarchy mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set the business management YWGLcomponent class as the involved component classes;

the interface mold receives and responds to the command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set the main business procedure functionas the involved function, wherein the process model of the main businessprocedure function is shortly referred to as main business procedureprocess model in accordance with the function name and names of processmodels for the other functions may be deduced by analogy, which will notbe repeated below;

the process mold first creates a sequential action as the root actionfor the main business procedure process model, wherein the sequentialaction is a logic action with sequential execution function, has a startnode and an end node, and may sequentially add other actions between thestart node and the end node, and wherein the root action is referred toas main business procedure root action in accordance with the name ofthe process model; it should be noted that the process mold creates aroot action for each process model, of which the name of the root actionmay be deduced by analogy and will not be repeated below;

the process mold receives and responds to command from the actual systemmodeling environment to add an action based on a business configurationfunction of the business management YWGL component class, based the nameof function executed by the action, the action is shortly referred to asbusiness configuration action and names for subsequent actions may bededuced by analogy, which will not be repeated below; and the processmold adds a business configuration action in the main business procedureroot action in response to the foregoing command;

in the foregoing steps, in the main business procedure root action, adda loop action, which is shortly referred to as business operation loopaction, is an operator action with a loop function, and comprises a loopsequence inside, wherein the loop sequence consists of a plurality ofnodes that contain actions;

in the foregoing steps, add an action based on the business managementYWGL component class' business operation function in the businessoperation loop action's loop sequence, wherein such action is shortlyreferred to as business operation action.

So far, the main business procedure process model is accomplished.

Business Configuration Process Model

FIG. 24 shows a completed business configuration process model for thebusiness management YWGL component class whose construction process issimilar to that of the “main business procedure process model” and thecontent thereof is as follows:

add an assignment operator action, shortly referred to as serial numberreset assignment action, in the business configuration root action;wherein the assignment operator action is an operator action with anassignment function; add an instance creation operator action, shortlyreferred to as production instance creation action, in the businessconfiguration root action, wherein the instance creation operator actionis an operator action with component instance creation functions; add atraversal action, shortly referred to as production configurationtraversal action, in the business configuration root action, wherein thetraversal action comprises of a node sequence, with each nodeaccommodating one action; and wherein the traversal action refers to anoperator action where the node sequence is only executed once on each ofcomponent instances of a certain component class;

add an increment action, shortly referred to as a production serialnumber increment action, in the production configuration traversalaction's traversal sequence, wherein the increment action refers to anoperator action with a prefabricated function that increments integersby one; add an assignment action, shortly referred to as productionserial number assignment action, in the production configurationtraversal action's traversal sequence;

add an instance creation operator action, shortly referred to aspurchase instance creation action, in the business configuration rootaction; add a traversal action, shortly referred to as purchaseconfiguration traversal action, in the business configuration rootaction;

add an increment action, shortly referred to as purchase serial numberincrement action, in the purchase configuration traversal action'straversal sequence; add an assignment action, shortly referred to aspurchase serial number assignment action, in the purchase configurationtraversal action's traversal sequence;

add an assignment operator action, shortly referred to as sales serialnumber reset assignment operator, in the business configuration rootaction; add an instance creation operator action, shortly referred to assales instance creation action in the business configuration rootaction; add a traversal action, shortly referred to as salesconfiguration traversal action, in the business configuration rootaction;

add an increment action, shortly referred to as sales serial numberincrement action, in the sales configuration traversal action'straversal sequence; add an assignment action, shortly referred to assales serial number assignment action, in the sales configurationtraversal action's traversal sequence; add a traversal action, shortlyreferred to as sales-production configuration traversal action, in thesales configuration traversal action's traversal sequence;

add a consistency comparison action, shortly referred to assales-production configuration comparison action, in thesales-production configuration traversal action's traversal sequence,wherein the consistency comparison action is an operator action with aprefabricated function for comparing whether or not two inputs areconsistent; add a condition action shortly referred to assales-production configuration condition action, in the sales-productionconfiguration traversal action's traversal sequence, wherein thecondition action is a logic action with a prefabricated conditionselection function;

add an assignment action, shortly referred to as sales-productionassignment action, in the “true” branch of the sales-productionconfiguration condition action;

add an increment traversal action, shortly referred to as sales-purchaseconfiguration traversal action, in the sales configuration traversalaction's traversal sequence;

add a consistency comparison action, shortly referred to assales-purchase configuration comparison action, in the sales-purchaseconfiguration traversal action's traversal sequence;

add a condition action, shortly referred to as a sales-purchaseconfiguration condition action, in the sales-purchase configurationtraversal action's traversal sequence; and

add an assignment action, shortly referred to as sales-purchaseassignment action in the “true” branch of the sales-purchaseconfiguration condition action.

Business Operation Process Model

FIG. 25 shows a completed business operation process model for thebusiness management YWGL component class, whose construction process issimilar to that of the “main business procedure process model” and thecontent thereof is as follows:

add a traversal action, shortly referred to as production operationtraversal action, in the business operation root action;

add an action based on the production management SCGL component class'production planning function, shortly referred to as production planningaction, in the production operation traversal action's traversalsequence; add an action based on the production management SCGLcomponent class' production implementation function, shortly referred toas production implementation action, in the production operationtraversal action's traversal sequence; add an action based on productionmanagement SCGL component class' production delivery function, shortlyreferred to as production delivery action, in the production operationtraversal action's traversal sequence;

add a traversal action, shortly referred to as purchase operationtraversal action, in the business operation root action;

add an action based on the purchase management CGGL component class'purchase implementation function, shortly referred to as purchaseimplementation action, in the purchase operation traversal action'straversal sequence; add an action based on the purchase management CGGLcomponent class' purchase delivery function, shortly referred to aspurchase delivery action, in the purchase operation traversal action'straversal sequence;

add a traversal action, shortly referred to as sales operation traversalaction, in the business operation root action;

add a traversal action, shortly referred to as sales-productionoperation traversal action, in the sales operation traversal action'straversal sequence;

add a consistency comparison action, shortly referred to assales-production operation comparison action, in the sales-productionoperation traversal action's traversal sequence; add a condition action,shortly referred to as sales-production operation condition action, inthe sales-production operation traversal action's traversal sequence;and

add an action based on the sales management XSGL component class' salesreceipt function, shortly referred to as a production-sales receiptaction, in the “true” branch of the sales-production operation conditionaction; add an action based on the sales management XSGL componentclass' sales shipment function, shortly referred to as production-salesshipment action, in the “true” branch of the sales-production operationcondition action; add an action based on the sales management XSGLcomponent class' sales internal order function, shortly referred to asproduction-sales internal order action, in the “true” branch of thesales-production operation condition action;

add a traversal action, shortly referred to as sales-purchase operationtraversal action, in the sales operation traversal action's traversalsequence;

add a consistency comparison action, shortly referred to assales-purchase operation comparison action, in the sales-purchaseoperation traversal action's traversal sequence; add a condition actionshortly referred to as sales-purchase operation condition action, in thesales operation traversal action's traversal sequence;

add an action based on the sales management XSGL component class' salesreceipt function, shortly referred to as purchase-sales receipt action,in the “true” branch of the sales-purchase operation condition action;add an action based on the sales management XSGL component class' salesshipment function, shortly referred to as purchase-sales shipmentaction, in the “true” branch of the sales-purchase operation conditionaction; add an action based on the sales management XSGL componentclass' sales internal order function, shortly referred to aspurchase-sales internal order action, in the “true” branch of thesales-purchase operation condition action.

Internal Order Process Model

FIG. 26 shows a completed internal order process model for the salesmanagement XSGL component class whose construction process is similar tothat of “main business procedure process model” and the content thereofis as follows:

add an addition action, shortly referred to as contract summary action,in the internal order root action, wherein the addition action is anoperator action with an addition function; add an addition action,shortly referred to as a demand summary action, in the internal orderroot action; add a subtraction action, shortly referred to as ordersummary action, in the internal order root action, wherein thesubtraction action is an operator action with subtraction function.

Sales Shipment Process Model

FIG. 27 shows a completed sales shipment process model for the salesmanagement XSGL component class, whose construction process is similarto that of “main business procedure process model” and the contentthereof is as follows:

add an addition action, shortly referred to as shipment summary action,in the sales shipment root action; add a subtraction action, shortlyreferred to as inventory summary action, in the sales shipment rootaction, wherein the subtraction action is an operator action withsubtraction function.

Sales Order Process Model

FIG. 28 shows a completed sales order process model for the salesmanagement XSGL component class whose construction process is similar tothat of the “main business procedure process model” and the contentthereof is as follows:

add an addition action, shortly referred to as receipt summary action,in the sales receipt root action.

Production Planning Process Model

FIG. 29 shows a completed production planning process model for theproduction management SCGL component class, whose construction processis similar to that of the “main business procedure process model” andthe content thereof is as follows:

add a multiplication action, shortly referred to as main parts pendingprocessing summary action, in the production planning root action,wherein the multiplication action is an operator action withmultiplication function; add another multiplication action, shortlyreferred to as auxiliary parts pending processing summary action in theproduction planning root action.

Production Implementation Process Model

FIG. 30 shows a completed production implementation process model forthe production management SCGL component class, whose constructionprocess is similar to that of the “main business procedure processmodel” and the content thereof is as follows:

add an action based on main parts ZJ component class' main partsprocessing function, referred to as a main parts processing action, inthe production implementation root action;

add an action based on main parts ZJ component class' main partsdelivery function, referred to as main parts delivery action, in theproduction implementation root action; add an action based on auxiliaryparts LJ component class' auxiliary parts processing function, referredto as auxiliary parts processing action, in the productionimplementation root action; add an action based on auxiliary parts LJcomponent class' auxiliary parts delivery function, referred to asauxiliary parts delivery action, in the production implementation rootaction; an action based on finished products CP component class' partsreceipt function, referred to as parts receipt action, in the productionimplementation root action; add an action based on finished products CPcomponent class' a finished product assembly function, referred to asfinished product assembly action, in the production implementation rootaction.

Production Delivery Process Model

FIG. 31 shows a completed production delivery process model for theproduction management SCGL component class, whose construction processis similar to that of the “main business procedure process model” andthe content thereof is as follows:

add an assignment action, shortly referred to as a completed productdelivery action, in the production delivery root action; add an additionaction, shortly referred to as total delivery quantity summary action,in the production delivery root action.

So far, all process models of this embodiment are accomplished.

Constructing the Transfer Models

Next, the construction process of the transfer model for each actionwill be described in detail.

Business Configuration Transfer Model

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Business Operation Loop Transfer Model

FIG. 32 shows a completed business operation loop transfer model whoseconstruction process is as follows:

the hierarchy mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set the business management YWGLcomponent class as the involved component class;

the interface mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to set the main business procedure functionas the involved function;

the process mold receives command from the actual system modelingenvironment to set the business operation loop action as the involvedaction; the transfer mold constructs a transfer model for the involvedaction, yielding the transfer model for business operation loop action;for simplicity, the transfer model for business operation loop action isshortly referred to as business operation loop transfer model inaccordance with name of the action; names of other transfer models maybe deduced by analogy, which will not be repeated; and

the transfer mold receives and responds to command from the actualsystem modeling environment to establish a transfer from the businessmanagement YWGL component class' business operation state attribute tothe business operation loop action's state attribute, wherein thebusiness operation loop action's state attribute, as a Boolean variable,refers to an abbreviation of a state attribute for the business loopoperation action to control whether or not operates; and names of thesubsequent action's attributes may be deduced by analogy, which will notbe repeated.

So far, the business operation loop transfer model is accomplished.

Business Operation Transfer Model

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Serial Number Reset Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 33 shows a completed serial number reset assignment transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' constant zeroattribute to the sales serial number reset assignment action's inputattribute; and from sales serial number reset assignment action's outputattribute to the business management YWGL component class' productserial number attribute.

Production Instance Creation Transfer Model

FIG. 34 shows a completed production instance creation transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' name attribute toproduction instance creation action's type attribute; and from theproduced quantity attribute of business management YWGL component class'product type attribute to the quantity attribute of production instancecreation action.

Production Configuration Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 35 shows a completed production configuration traversal transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' name attribute tothe production configuration traversal action's type attribute.

Production Serial Number Increment Transfer Model

FIG. 36 shows a completed production serial number increment transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to production serial number increment action's inputattribute; and from production serial number increment action's outputattribute to business management YWGL component class' product serialnumber attribute.

Production Serial Number Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 37 shows a completed production serial number assignment transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to production serial number assignment action's inputattribute; and from production serial number assignment action's outputattribute to production management SCGL component class' product serialnumber attribute.

Purchase Instance Creation Transfer Model

FIG. 38 shows a completed purchase instance creation transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' name attribute topurchase instance creation action's type attribute; and from purchasedproduct type quantity attribute of business management YWGL componentclass to purchase instance creation action's instance quantityattribute.

Purchase Configuration Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 39 shows a completed purchase configuration traversal transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from purchase management CGGL component class' name attribute topurchase configuration traversal action's type attribute.

Purchase Serial Number Increment Transfer Model

FIG. 40 shows a completed purchase serial number increment transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that for the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to purchase serial number increment action's input attribute;and from purchase serial number increment action's output attribute tobusiness management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute.

Purchase Serial Number Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 41 shows a completed purchase serial number assignment transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to purchase serial number assignment action's input attribute;and from purchase serial number assignment action's output attribute topurchase management CGGL component class' product serial numberattribute.

Sales Serial Number Reset Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 42 shows a completed sales serial number reset assignment transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' constant zeroattribute to the sales serial number reset assignment action's inputattribute; and from the sales serial number reset assignment action'soutput attribute to business management YWGL component class' productserial number attribute.

Sales Instance Creation Transfer Model

FIG. 43 shows a completed sales instance creation transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management CGGL component class' name attribute to salesinstance creation action's type attribute; and from business managementYWGL component class' sales product type quantity attribute to salesinstance creation action's quantity attribute.

Sales Configuration Transfer Model

FIG. 44 shows a completed sales configuration transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' name attribute to salesconfiguration traversal action's type attribute.

Sales Serial Number Increment Transfer Model

FIG. 45 shows a completed sales serial number increment transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to sales serial number increment action's input attribute; andfrom sales serial number increment action's output attribute to businessmanagement YWGL component class' product serial number attribute.

Sales Serial Number Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 46 shows a completed sales serial number assignment transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' product serial numberattribute to sales serial number assignment action's input attribute;and from sales serial number assignment action's output attribute tosales management XSGL component class' product serial number attribute.

Sales-Production Configuration Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 47 shows a completed sales-production configuration traversaltransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' name attribute tosales-production configuration traversal action's type attribute.

Sales-Production Configuration Comparison Transfer Model

FIG. 48 shows a completed sales-production configuration comparisontransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' product serial numberattribute to sales-production configuration comparison action'scomparison attribute; from the production management SCGL componentclass' product serial number attribute to sales-production configurationcomparison action's comparison attribute; and from the sales-productionconfiguration comparison action's result attribute to the businessmanagement YWGL component class' comparison result attribute.

Sales-Production Configuration Condition Transfer Model

FIG. 49 shows a completed sales-production configuration conditiontransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' comparison resultattribute to sales-production configuration condition action's stateattribute.

Sales-Production Assignment Transfer Model

FIG. 50 shows a completed sales-production assignment transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' product nameattribute to sales-production assignment action's input attribute; andsales-production assignment action's output attribute to salesmanagement XSGL component class' product name attribute.

Sales-Purchase Configuration Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 51 shows a completed sales-purchase configuration traversaltransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' name attribute tosales-purchase configuration traversal action's type attribute.

Sales-Purchase Configuration Comparison Transfer Model

FIG. 52 shows a completed sales-purchase configuration comparisontransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' product serial numberattribute to the sales-purchase configuration comparison action'scomparison attribute; from the purchase management CGGL component class'product serial number attribute to sales-purchase configurationcomparison action's comparison attribute; and from the sales-purchaseconfiguration comparison action's result attribute to businessmanagement YWGL component class' comparison result attribute.

Sales-Purchase Configuration Condition Transfer Model

FIG. 53 shows a completed sales-purchase configuration conditiontransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' comparison resultattribute to the sales-purchase configuration condition action's stateattribute.

Sales-Purchase Configuration Transfer Model

FIG. 54 shows a completed sales-purchase configuration transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' product nameattribute to sales-purchase assignment action's input attribute; andfrom sales-purchase assignment action's output attribute to salesmanagement XSGL component class' product name attribute.

Production Operation Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 55 shows a completed production operation traversal transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' name attribute toproduction operation traversal action's type attribute.

Production Planning Transfer Model

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Production Implementation Transfer Model

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Production Delivery Transfer Model

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Purchase Operation Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 56 shows a completed purchase operation traversal transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' name attribute topurchase operation traversal action's type attribute.

Purchase Implementation Transfer Model

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Purchase Delivery Transfer Model

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Sales Operation Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 57 shows a completed sales operation traversal transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' name attribute to salesoperation traversal action's type attribute.

Sales-Production Operation Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 58 shows a completed sales-production operation traversal transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' name attribute tosales-production operation traversal action's type attribute.

Sales-Production Operation Comparison Transfer Model

FIG. 59 shows a completed sales-production comparison operation transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' product serial numberattribute to sales-production operation comparison action's comparisonattribute; from production management SCGL component class' productserial number attribute to sales-production operation comparisonaction's comparison attribute; and sales-production operation comparisonaction's result attribute to business management YWGL component class'comparison result attribute.

Sales-Production Operation Condition Transfer Model

FIG. 60 shows a completed sales-production operation condition transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' comparison resultattribute to the sales-production operation condition action's stateattribute.

Production-Sales Receipt Transfer Model

FIG. 61 shows a completed production-sales receipt transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' delivery quantityattribute to production-sales receipt action's receipt quantityattribute.

Production-Sales Shipment Transfer Model

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Production Internal Order Transfer Model

FIG. 62 shows a completed production internal order transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production internal order action's order quantity attribute toproduction management SCGL component class' order quantity attribute.

Sales-Purchase Operation Traversal Transfer Model

FIG. 63 shows a completed sales-purchase operation traversal transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' name attribute to thesales-purchase operation traversal action's type attribute.

Sales-Purchase Operation Comparison Transfer Model

FIG. 64 shows a completed the sales-purchase operation comparisontransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' product serial numberattribute to sales-purchase operation comparison action's comparisonattribute; from the purchase management CGGL component class' productserial number attribute to sales-purchase operation comparison action'scomparison attribute; and from the sales-purchase operation comparisonaction's result attribute to the business management YWGL componentclass' comparison result attribute.

Sales-Purchase Operation Condition Transfer Model

FIG. 65 shows a completed sales-purchase operation condition transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the business management YWGL component class' comparison resultattribute to the sales-purchase operation condition action's stateattribute.

Purchase-Sales Receipt Transfer Model

FIG. 66 shows a completed purchase-sales receipt transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the purchase management CGGL component class' delivery quantityattribute to the purchase-sales receipt action's receipt quantityattribute.

Purchase-Sales Shipment Transfer Model

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Purchase Internal Order Transfer Model

FIG. 67 shows a completed purchase internal order transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from purchase internal order action's order quantity attribute topurchase management CGGL component class' pending purchasing quantityattribute.

Contract Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 68 shows a completed contract summary transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the distributed sales products FXP component class' contract orderquantity attribute to the contract summary action's augend attribute;from the direct sales products ZXP component class' contract orderquantity attribute to the contract summary action′ addend attribute; andfrom the contract summary action's sum attribute to the sales managementXSGL component class' contract order quantity attribute.

Demand Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 69 shows a completed demand summary transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' minimum inventoryattribute to an augend attribute of the demand summary action; from thesales management XSGL component class' contract order quantity attributeto the demand summary action's addend attribute; and from the demandsummary action's sum attribute to the sales management XSGL componentclass' demand quantity attribute.

Order Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 70 shows a completed order summary transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' demand quantityattribute the order summary action's minuend attribute; from the salesmanagement XSGL component class' inventory quantity attribute to ordersummary action's subtrahend attribute; and from order summary action'smargin attribute to the sales management XSGL component class' orderquantity attribute.

Shipment Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 71 shows a completed shipment summary transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the distributed products FXP component class' shipment quantityattribute to shipment summary action's augend attribute; from the directsales products ZXP component class' shipment quantity attribute toshipment summary action's addend attribute; and from shipment summaryaction's sum attribute to the sales management XSGL component class'shipment quantity attribute.

Inventory Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 72 shows a completed inventory summary transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' inventory quantityattribute to inventory summary action's minuend attribute; from thesales management XSGL component class' shipment quantity attribute toinventory summary action's subtrahend attribute; and from the inventorysummary action's margin attribute to the sales management XSGL componentclass' inventory quantity attribute.

Receipt Summary Transfer Model FIG. 73 shows a completed receipt summarytransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the sales management XSGL component class' inventory quantityattribute to receipt summary action's augend attribute; from the salesmanagement XSGL component class' receipt quantity attribute to receiptsummary action's addend attribute; and from receipt summary action's sumattribute to the sales management XSGL component class' inventoryquantity attribute.

Main Parts Pending Processing Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 74 shows a completed main parts pending processing summary transfermodel whose construction process is similar to that of the “businessoperation loop transfer model” and the content thereof contains thefollowing transfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' order quantityattribute to the main parts pending processing summary action'smultiplicand attribute; from the finished products CP component class'single set main parts quantity attribute to main parts pendingprocessing summary action's multiplier attribute; and from main partspending processing summary action's product attribute to the main partsZJ component class' pending processing quantity attribute.

Auxiliary Parts Pending Processing Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 75 shows a completed auxiliary parts pending processing summarytransfer model whose construction process is similar to that of the“business operation loop transfer model” and the content thereofcontains the following transfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' order quantityattribute to auxiliary parts pending processing summary action'smultiplicand attribute; from the finished products CP component class'single set auxiliary parts quantity attribute to auxiliary parts pendingprocessing summary action's multiplier attribute; and from auxiliaryparts pending processing summary action's product attribute to the mainparts ZJ component class' pending processing quantity attribute.

Main Parts Processing Transfer Model

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Main Parts Delivery Transfer Model

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Auxiliary Parts Processing Transfer Model

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Auxiliary Parts Delivery Transfer Model

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Parts Receipt Transfer Model

FIG. 76 shows a completed parts receipt transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from delivery quantity attribute of the main parts ZJ component class tothe main parts receipt action's receipt attribute; and from theauxiliary parts LJ component class' delivery quantity attribute to theauxiliary parts receipt action's receipt attribute.

Finished Product Assembly Transfer Model

FIG. 77 shows a completed finished product assembly transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from finished product assembly action's processed quantity attribute tothe production management SCGL component class' processed quantityattribute.

Processed Delivery Transfer Model

FIG. 78 shows a completed processed delivery transfer model whoseconstruction process is similar to that of the “business operation looptransfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' processed quantityattribute to processed delivery action's input attribute; and from theprocessed delivery action's output attribute to production managementSCGL component class' processed delivery quantity attribute.

Total Delivery Quantity Summary Transfer Model

FIG. 79 shows a completed total delivery quantity summary transfer modelwhose construction process is similar to that of the “business operationloop transfer model” and the content thereof contains the followingtransfers:

from the production management SCGL component class' total deliveryquantity attribute to total delivery quantity summary action's augendattribute; from production management SCGL component class' a totaldelivery quantity attribute to the total delivery quantity summaryaction's addend attribute; and from total delivery quantity summaryaction's sum attribute to the production management SCGL componentclass' total delivery quantity.

The business management YWGL system model constituted by a hierarchymodel, interface models, algorithm models, process models, and transfermodels in this embodiment has been accomplished.

This embodiment demonstrates how a regular management personnel, withoutknowledge of any existing complex system modeling languages, withoutknowledge of any computer programming language, and without dependenceon any professional modeler nor any application developer, by using thepresent invention, independently constructs an executable businessmanagement system model based on his vision in business managementwithin a relatively short period of time. The constructed system modelis not only clear and simple but also the quality of the constructedsystem model is significantly higher and the time spent is significantlyshorter.

Compared with developing a business management system model with thecooperation of professional modelers and/or application developers, thepresent invention by which the same manager independently develops thebusiness management system model, achieves remarkable results asfollows:

(1) higher quality: the completed system model meets the minds of themanagers and avoids the possible bias in understanding of the businessmanagement system model between the managers and professional modelersor application developers;

(2) shorter time spent: the entire period of time spent to model isshortened to ⅕ of the original time period because the complex andfrequent communications between the managers and the professionalmodelers or the application developers are eliminated, thereby greatlysaving energy and money.

What is claimed is:
 1. A general modeling method based on a systemmeta-model for constructing system models by means of a computerreadable storage medium having a computer readable program code storedtherein, said computer readable program code containing instructionsexecutable by a processor of a computer system to implement a method ofconstructing system model by processing data conforming to the systemmeta-model, said system meta-model comprising: a hierarchy mold whichdescribes the hierarchy model of the system model in a tree structure ofwhich a node is a component class and which is used as a template to beconfigured in an actual system modeling environment to form thehierarchy model of the system model, wherein the hierarchy model refersto the hierarchy relationships constituted by the component classes asthe nodes in the system model, wherein the component class refers to aset of component instances with the same external features, and whereinthe tree structure, of which the nodes are component classes, in thesystem model is referred as a hierarchy tree; an interface mold whichdescribes interface models by an optional structure of an attribute set,a function set, and an event set; the interface mold is used as atemplate in the actual system modeling environment to be configured toform interface models, wherein interface models refers to externalfeatures of component classes, wherein the functions in the function setinclude both algorithm functions and process functions, wherein analgorithm functions is implemented by an algorithm model, and wherein aprocess function is implemented by a combination of a process model andtransfer models; an algorithm mold which describes algorithm models by atree structure of which nodes are operators and which is used as atemplate in actual system modeling environment to be configured to formthe algorithm model, wherein the algorithm model refers to a descriptionof the algorithm which implements a function by using the combination ofoperators, and wherein operator refers to component with a previouslyrealized specific function; a process mold which describes processmodels by combining actions as nodes, and as a template, to configureprocess models in the actual system modeling environment, wherein theprocess model refers to a description of a way of a function which isimplemented using a combination of the actions and wherein the actionrefers to an execution of a function; a transfer mold which describestransfer models by a transfer set and which is used as a template inactual system configuration modeling environment to be configured toform transfer models, wherein transfer model refers to transferrelationships of the data of involved actions and a transfer in thetransfer set is transfer relationship of the data between one attributeand another attribute; specific steps to construct the system modeldescribed by the said five molds being as follows: 1) constructing thehierarchy model: the hierarchy mold reads in hierarchy model commandsfrom the actual system modeling environment, wherein hierarchy modelcommands refers to commands such as creating a component class, adding acomponent class, selecting a component class, naming a component class,and deleting a component class for the hierarchy tree and wherein thehierarchy mold performs corresponding operations on the component classnodes in response to hierarchy model commands to obtain the hierarchymodel; 2) constructing the interface models: construct an interfacemodel for each component class of the hierarchy model obtained in thestep 1), the steps for constructing each interface model including: theinterface mold reads in of interface model commands from the actualsystem modeling environment, wherein interface model commands refers tocommands such as creating, naming, and deleting the attributes, thefunctions, and the events, wherein the interface mold performscorresponding operations in response to interface model commands toobtain the interface model, and wherein the algorithm models forimplementing algorithm functions are constructed by step 3) and processmodels for implementing process functions are constructed by the step4); 3) constructing the algorithm models: constructing an algorithmmodel for each algorithm function obtained in the step 2), the steps forconstructing each algorithm model including: the algorithm mold reads inalgorithm model commands from the actual system modeling environment; 4)constructing the process models: constructing a process model for eachprocess function obtained in the step 2), the steps for constructingeach process model including: the process mold reads in process modelcommand from the actual system modeling environment; and 5) constructingthe transfer models: constructing a transfer model for each action inthe process model obtained in the step 4), the steps for constructingeach transfer model including: the transfer mold reads in transfer modelcommands from the actual system modeling environment, wherein transfermodel commands refers to commands on such as adding a transfer, adding atransfer, and deleting a transfer and wherein the transfer mold performscorresponding operations in response to transfer model commands toobtain the transfer model, thereby the system model constructed by ahierarchy model, interface models, algorithm models, process models, andtransfer models is accomplished.
 2. The general modeling method based onthe system meta model for constructing system models in claim 1, whereina combination of the process mold and the transfer mold provide auniversal means to describe and configure functions; the algorithm moldprovides a simplified alternative for replacing the combination of theprocess mold and the transfer mold if only operators are used toimplement the functions.
 3. The general modeling method based on thesystem meta model for constructing system models in claim 1, wherein thesystem meta model has the following modeling rules: the system metamodel employs a parent-child structure as base recursive unit torecursively describe the system model; the parent-child structure refersto a structure of parent-child relationships in a hierarchy tree,constituted by node of involved component class and all nodes of childcomponent classes thereof.
 4. The general modeling method based on thesystem meta model for constructing system models in claim 1, wherein thespecific function of the step 2) can only be either algorithm functionor process function, not both.
 5. The general modeling method based onthe system meta model for constructing system models in claim 1, whereinalgorithm model commands stated in the step 3) refers to commands, suchas adding an operator, selecting an operator, naming an operator, aswell as adding an assignment, selecting an assignment, and deleting anassignment, and the algorithm mold performs corresponding operations inresponse to the algorithm model commands to obtain the algorithm model;the operators include logic operators with logic functions andcomputation operators with calculation functions; a tree structure whichnodes are operators is referred to as an algorithm tree; the saidassignment refers to an assignment relationship between two attributesin a set of the algorithm attributes, and the set of the algorithmattributes refers to a collection constituted by an attribute set of theinvolved component classes and an attribute set of all of operators inthe algorithm model.
 6. The general modeling method based on the systemmeta model for constructing system models in claim 1, wherein processmodel commands to construct the process model in step 4) refers tocommands such as adding an action, selecting an action, naming anaction, and deleting an action and the process mold performs acorresponding operation in response to the process model commands toobtain the process model; the actions include both component actions andoperator actions; said component action refers to one execution of thefunctions in the function set in the parent-child structure, thefunction set in the parent-child structure refers to a collectionconstituted by the function set of the involved component class andfunction sets of all child component classes in the parent-childstructure; operator actions refers to one execution of operator'sfunction; process models include both an attribute process model and anevent process model, the process mold includes both attribute processmolds and event process molds, attribute process mold describes theattribute process model through a process tree as the structure, whichis a tree structure constituted by actions as nodes; an event processmold describes an event process model by a set of event associations asthe structure; an event association in the set of event associations isan association relationship between an event in an event set in aparent-child structure and an operator action or a component action; theevent set in the parent-child structure is the event set of the involvedcomponent class and event sets of all of child component classes in theparent-child structure.
 7. The general modeling method based on thesystem meta model for constructing system models in claim 1, whereinbesides action attributes which refers to the attribute of the componentclass where the action is, said attributes relevant to transfers arelimited to the parent-child attribute set, which refers to a collectionconstituted by the attribute set of the involved component classes andattribute sets of all of child component classes in the parent-childstructure.